Go Strollers !!

• Getting There
  Washington Park Arboretum
  2300 Arboretum Drive E Seattle, WA 98112

• Distance and Travel Time (from downtown Seattle): 4.3 mile (10 min)

• Trip Type: Outing

• Parking
  Parking is available near the Graham Visitors Center inside the Washington Park Arboretum and also along the street of the borders of the park

• Map of the Park
  http://depts.washington.edu/uwbg/docs/wpa-trail-map.pdf
  Check the link for the interactive map.
  https://depts.washington.edu/uwbg/gardens/map.html

• More Info
  Check the link for more information.
  https://botanicgardens.uw.edu/washington-park-arboretum/

• When to Go
  Any time of year (Good for a nice stroll spring through autumn)

• Things to Do
  View various species of colorful azaleas and rhododendrons, view other spring blooms, watch ducks, stroll along the forest trail and along Lake Washington, enjoy a picnic, etc.

• Tips
  1) In spring, you can enjoy the beautiful colors of a variety of Azaleas or Rhododendrons while in summer, the trees provide nice shady areas to relax in.
  2) Nice car-free trail for little kids to walk in and explore.
  3) Bring a picnic blanket and some food so the whole family can relax in a nice shady grassy area while the kids play.

• Other Months
  – [October In Seattle] Fall in Washington Park Arboretum

Donald G. Graham Visitors Center

Azalea Way

Azaleas in full bloom

Foster Island Trail

Trails in the forest